- Chapter 1: 2017 Year in Review
- January: Smokeless Tobacco Regulations Proposed
- February: Grandfathered-Product Database Launches
- May: Deeming Enforcement Delayed
- May: Gottlieb Takes the Reins
- July: FDA Announces its New Tobacco Plan—and Then Some
- July: ENDS Extension
- July: Battery and E-Liquid Product Standards
- July: Menthol, Flavors Back in Contention
- July: Lowering Nicotine in Cigarettes
- July: The Industry Responds
- August: Zeller Credits New Commissioner With Harm Reduction ‘Pivot’
- September: Cigarette Warning Labels Reviewed
- November: FDA Launches Retail Compliance Program
- Chapter 2: 2018 Legislation Watch
- iQOS Premarket Tobacco Application: What We Know
- iQOS Premarket Tobacco Application: Industry Implications
- iQOS MRTP Application: What We Know
- iQOS MRTP Application: Industry Implications
- Premium-Cigar Exemption: What We Know
- Premium-Cigar Exemption: Industry Implications
- Menthol Regulations: What We Know
- Menthol Regulations: Industry Implications
- Smokeless Regulations: What We Know
- Smokeless Regulations: Industry Implications
- Regulating Nicotine: What We Know
- Regulating Nicotine: Industry Implications
- E-Cigs as NRT: What We Know
- E-Cigs as NRT: Industry Implications
- Chapter 3: Ad Campaigns Hit the C-Store
- Every Try Counts: The Basics
- Every Try Counts: The Basics Cont'd
- Every Try Counts: The Markets
- Every Try Counts: The Ads
- Every Try Counts: A Voluntary Program
- Every Try Counts: The Case Against Participating
- Every Try Counts: The Case for Participating
- Every Try Counts: Retail Responses
- This is Our Watch: The Basics
- This is Our Watch: The App
- This is Our Watch and We Card
- This is Our Watch: A Record of Compliance
- Chapter 4: The Faces of Tobacco Regulation
- Mitch Zeller: A History
- Scott Gottlieb: A History
- The Job: CTP Director
- The Job: FDA Commissioner
- Mitch Zeller: Regulatory Achievements
- Scott Gottlieb: Regulatory Achievements
- Zeller on Harm Reduction
- Gottlieb on Harm Reduction
- Zeller on E-cigs
- Gottlieb on E-Cigs
- The Industry on Zeller
- The Industry on Gottlieb
- Chapter 5: Compliance: What You Need to Know
- Inspections: A Review
- Inspections: Finding Results
- Compliance: Cigarettes, Cigarette Tobacco and RYO
- Compliance: Smokeless
- Compliance: Cigars
- Compliance: ENDS
- Vape Shops
- The Warning Letter: What It Is
- The Warning Letter: What to Do
- Civil Money Penalties
- No-Tobacco-Sale Order
- NTSO: The Timing
- Industry Status Check
- Chapter 6: Inside the FDA’s Latest Rule-Making Moves
- Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes: What the FDA Says
- Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes: The FDA’s Focus
- Flavored Tobacco: What the FDA Says
- Flavored Tobacco: The FDA’s Focus
- Premium Cigars: What the FDA Says
- Premium Cigars: The FDA’s Focus
- MRTP Committee Recommendations: An iQOS Update
- FDA’s Legal Battles: Application Deadlines
- FDA’s Legal Battles: Deeming Regulations
- Chapter 7: An Unexpected Crackdown on E-Cigarettes
- Chapter 8: Deadline Watch
- Juul Documents: Due June 19, 2018
- Vaping Manufacturer Documents: Due July 12, 2018
- Vaping Manufacturer Documents
- ANPRMs: Nicotine Levels, Flavors and Premium Cigars
- Nicotine ANRPM: Comments Due July 16, 2018
- Flavored Tobacco ANRPM: Comments Due July 19, 2018
- Premium Cigar ANRPM: Comments Due July 25, 2018
- ANPRM: The Value in Commenting
- Health-Warning Statements: Deadline Aug. 10, 2018
- Health-Warning Statements: Additional Deadlines
- Health-Warning Statements: ‘Safe Harbor’ Exception
- Health-Warning Statements: Advertisements
- Deeming Applications: 2021-2022
- Deeming Regs: Other Deadlines
- Chapter 9: Scientific Review
- Chapter 10: Second-Guessing the New-Product Review Process
- Chapter 11: New Scrutiny Over Flavors in E-Cigarettes
- Chapter 12: Predicting the FDA’s Next Moves on E-Cigarettes
- Chapter 13: FDA Rules Reshape New Products at NACS Show
Start Here TOBACCO REGULATION
TOBACCO REGULATION
REPORT
By Angel Abcede and Melissa Vonder Haar
on Nov. 20, 2017
Welcome to the CSP Tobacco Regulation Report, a c-store retailer’s one-stop shop for navigating the latest national rules and news—and what may be on the horizon.
While regulatory activity at the state, city and local levels has ramped up in recent years, federal rules continue to affect tobacco retailers across the country. From the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) deeming regulations on cigars and electronic cigarettes to proposals that could change the smokeless and cigarette categories forever, rules enacted at the federal level may take longer to go into effect, but they certainly pack a punch.
By Melissa Vonder Haar